Grass Valley UniConfi NVISION Series v.2.0 User Manual

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UniConfig

User’s Guide

3 In the ‘Dual Video Reference Option’ section, choose ‘Redundant’ or ‘Dual’.

‘Redundant’

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You declare that the router will use redundant references. Both ‘VIDEO REF 1’

and ‘VIDEO REF 2’ are the same. If one fails, the other will be used as a fail-over.

‘Dual’

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You declare that dual video references are in use. In this case, you can specify in step

6 which reference selected outputs are to use.

See

4 In the ‘NTSC/PAL Reference Options’ section, you declare the type of reference signal for the

reference connectors.

Select the radio button corresponding to the signal type being used as a video reference:
‘1080i’, ‘720p’ or ‘1080p’.

These options appear only if the control card supports NTSC or PAL. (Both the NV5100MC
and the NV5128 support NTSC and PAL.)

5 If you want to change any of the fields in the output list, select the outputs you want to

change. Use standard Windows click, shift-click, and control-click techniques,

Or. to select all outputs, choose ‘Select All’ from the ‘Edit’ menu.

Or, to clear all outputs from the list, choose ‘Remove All Outputs’ from the ‘Edit’ menu.

6 In the switch settings section, check the check boxes that apply to reclocking, switching line

(SD or HD), and video reference.

The following lists each check box and its function:

7 Click Apply Changes to Selected Outputs, or from the ‘Edit’ menu, choose ‘Apply Changes’.

This does not write your changes to the control card, but causes the output list to redisplay.

8 Finally, when you are satisfied that all your changes are correct, click Write Changes, or from

the ‘Edit’ menu, choose ‘Write Changes’. UniConfig writes your changes to the control card.

Check Box(es)

Description

Use Reclocker,

Bypass Reclocker

Either use the output reclocker or bypass the output reclocker.

Switch on SD Line,
Switch on HD Line

Choose ‘Switch on SD Line’ if the selected signals are SD (or analog video).

Choose ‘Switch on HD Line’ if the selected signals are HD.

Use video reference 1,
Use video reference 2

Choose whichever reference you want to apply to the selected outputs (in
dual reference mode).